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  • armthehomeless
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    :think:

    I'd need help with the plumbing for the filtration.

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  • treehuggingfishlover
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    Originally posted by armthehomeless";p="
    I was thinking of reasons for this, and the only thing I could think of is that there may not be enough room for them. I need a bigger tank  :) .
    8O  I guess you could install a pool on the bottom floor!

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  • J-WS6
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    Wish I had a tank big enough for these guys! Sweet pics!

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  • Zulaab
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    Yeah they look awesome !  I love the picture where its yawning

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  • myjohnson
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    Sweet looking fishes there!

    That low light lets them shine I bet.  

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  • armthehomeless
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    Thank you for letting me know about them, Tattoo... and everyone else that PM'ed me telling me to buy them!!!

    A male yawning

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  • tattoo
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    benthos look happy i am so glad the have a great home..... i really didnt want to get rid of them but hey what the heck.....

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  • eklikewhoa
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    Man they are on fiya!!!!!!!!

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  • armthehomeless
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    Originally posted by fishlady";p="
    Tim, you should submit those pics of them holding to a fish magazine those are magnificent....
    I have. :wink:

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  • armthehomeless
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    I've had two Benthochromis dig pit to attract the females. For some reason, both have elected to dig their pits right next to the corners of the tank. The pits are small in size compared to the size of the fish. Both the Ectodus and Op. ventralis have always dug the larger pits more toward the center of the tank. I was thinking of reasons for this, and the only thing I could think of is that there may not be enough room for them. I need a bigger tank  :) .

    Male tendingto his pit.


    Male enticing a female.


    I took most of the rock out for more swimming room.

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  • fishlady
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    Tim, you should submit those pics of them holding to a fish magazine those are magnificent....

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  • J-WS6
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    bummer..

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  • fishlady
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    :( ........poor thing.....

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  • armthehomeless
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    I hope your fish start breeding soon, Jesper!

    I took out all of the holey rock and replaced it with some lace rock. I plan to switch the substrate to black sand if I have time. While I was taking the rocks out, I caught the holding Paracyprichromis and made her spit. I also managed to catch a few cyp fry that were swimming around the tank (I guess I spooked mommy ).

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  • Zulaab
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    When I moved my cyps into my 110 I have really started to see them color up.
    I thought my males looked okie.. now they look great, like yours :)   I hope to see some breeding starting to occur soon !!

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